{"id":67550,"date":"2023-09-13T21:25:11","date_gmt":"2023-09-13T21:25:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/celeband.com\/?p=67550"},"modified":"2023-09-13T21:25:11","modified_gmt":"2023-09-13T21:25:11","slug":"taylor-swift-concert-film-a-massive-unexpected-rescue-for-theaters-says-sonys-tony-vinciquerra-lack-of-movies-next-year-a-very-big-concern","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/celeband.com\/tv-movies\/taylor-swift-concert-film-a-massive-unexpected-rescue-for-theaters-says-sonys-tony-vinciquerra-lack-of-movies-next-year-a-very-big-concern\/","title":{"rendered":"Taylor Swift Concert Film A \u201cMassive, Unexpected Rescue\u201d For Theaters, Says Sonys Tony Vinciquerra: Lack Of Movies Next Year A Very Big Concern\u201d"},"content":{"rendered":"
Sony Pictures Entertainment chairma-CEO Tony Vinciguerra figures Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour<\/em> could gross $200 million, calling it a “massive, unexpected rescue” for movie theaters as Hollywood strikes have led to shifting release dates and slowed the production pipeline, casting a damper on this year’s vigorous box office recovery. <\/p>\n “The exhibitors are our friends there’s such a symbiosis between our business and the exhibitors,” he said during a Q&A at the BoFA media conference. “It is a very big concern that in… early to mid-2024, if we don’t end the strikes at some point, that there will not be a lot of films around.”<\/p>\n Media<\/span><\/p>\n Breaking News<\/span><\/p>\n And yes, after that there could be a crush. “Once we do end the strikes, which will happen obviously, there’s going to be a gold rush to get actors and producers and directors back in production.”<\/p>\n He said Sony has several films that are about ready, just “need a little more work, and once they’re done, will be in theaters. And I think other…studios have the same situation. So there will be a moment in time, like early second, third quarter this year where there were a lot of films in theaters, we will probably have that again.”<\/p>\n “But that’s not the terrible thing. The terrible thing is not having films in the theaters.”<\/p>\n A number of studios have moved release dates including Sony for the Sony\/Marvel property, Kraven the Hunter<\/em> from Oct. 6, has moved to Labor Day weekend of 2024, and the Ghostbusters: Afterlife <\/em>sequel from Dec. 20 this year to March 29, 2024.<\/p>\n On the studio’s film slate and industry in general, he agreed that there were too many superhero films “coming out all the time. And I think everyone has seen that and now is spacing them out a little bit more.”<\/p>\n (A few that underperformed expectations include Shazam: Fury of the God<\/em>s, The Flash<\/em> and Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.)<\/em><\/p>\n “We have the animated Spider-Verse, live-action Spiderman, and all the characters that we are working on as well [and] trying to keep a distance between them. Scarcity sells. We are keeping that very much in mind.”<\/p>\n Anime is big and that’s a market Sony’s is plugged into as the owner of Crunchyroll, which distributes films and, he thinks, is one of only two profitable streaming services after much larger Netflix. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\nRelated Stories<\/h3>\n
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